Here are the 'Game of Thrones' locations in real life

HBO's epic series "Game of Thrones" now costs over $10 million per episode, meaning the showrunners spare no expense. This includes sending cast and crew alike to multiple continents and building elaborate sets using natural landscapes as the backdrop.

Using released infographics along with a newly released app created by Northern Ireland Screen, we've charted the real life locations and paired them with stills from "Game of Thrones." Now fans can compare the real world with the lands of Westeros and Essos as we walk through some of the main landmarks.

Scroll down to dive into the gorgeous locations in Northern Ireland, Croatia, Iceland, and Spain.

When Drogon landed Daenerys on this cliff side in season five, she could see nothing but the Dothraki sea.

Here's a zoomed-out look at Binevenagh, which is located in the county of Londonderry.

Daenerys wandered below the sharp cliffs in the season five finale, and is eventually found by an enormous horde of Dothraki.

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Córdoba, located in southern Spain, is home to this arched Roman bridge.

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After added visual effects, the bridge was transformed into the street markets of Volantis for season five.

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Explore more of the Northern Ireland locations yourself online.

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iPhone users can download the "Game of Thrones" Filming Locations app from iTunes. The interactive app includes 360 degree "virtual reality" tours of each location, along with historical facts and figures.

"Game of Thrones" season six premieres on April 24. Fans will have to wait and see what new storylines are brought into the fold, along with new filming locations.